Three related fixes: 1. lifecycle.go: Use gt mail delete instead of gt mail read to prevent lifecycle requests from accumulating. 2. handoff.go: Return exec claude command for respawn-pane instead of gt crew at which tries to attach to existing session. 3. handoff.md skill: Work without --cycle and -m flags, send mail separately. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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description: Hand off to fresh session, work continues from hook
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allowed-tools: Bash(gt mail send:*),Bash(gt handoff:*)
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argument-hint: [message]
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Hand off to a fresh session.
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User's handoff message (if any): $ARGUMENTS
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Execute these steps in order:
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1. If user provided a message, send handoff mail to yourself first.
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Construct your mail address from your identity (e.g., gastown/crew/max for crew, mayor/ for mayor).
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Example: `gt mail send gastown/crew/max -s "🤝 HANDOFF: Session cycling" -m "USER_MESSAGE_HERE"`
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2. Run the handoff command (this will respawn your session with a fresh Claude):
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`gt handoff`
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Note: The new session will auto-prime via the SessionStart hook and find your handoff mail.
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End watch. A new session takes over, picking up any molecule on the hook.
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